Author: JayOng

Preparing for your newborn session doesn’t need to feel like another thing on your already full plate. The whole reason I come to you is so you don’t have to pack up your baby, rush out the door, or bring half your house with you. I bring everything we need, and I guide you through…

  Choosing the right newborn photographer comes down to a few clear things: you want someone whose style you love, who is experienced with newborns, and who you feel comfortable trusting with your baby. These eight questions will help you compare photographers and decide who is the best fit for your family. There is no…

The best time for a newborn photoshoot is within the first two weeks after birth, usually between five and fourteen days. In that window your new baby is often sleepier, all curled up still and oh so tiny! That makes it easier to capture those tiny, curled-up moments that change so quickly. At Daniella Photography,…

This is one of the most important questions you can ask — and as a parent myself, I completely understand why. The short answer is yes — newborn photography is absolutely safe when it’s done properly. But here’s the truth: your baby’s safety should always come before the shot. Newborns are still so tiny and…

If your baby will not sleep during the newborn photoshoot, your session can still work beautifully. A baby-led newborn photography session uses cuddles, swaddles, and gentle timing so we can create photos whether your newborn is sleepy, wide awake, or somewhere in between. Most new parents quietly worry about this. You are not alone, and…

Including siblings in newborn photos is a must, and those images often become some of the most treasured from your newborn session. With a little preparation and a focus on safety, your photographer can capture real connection between your new baby and their brother or sister. The key is planning the order of the photo…